Social Emotional Development
Gender Development
Autism
Birth Order
Cognitive Development
100
This theory states that ability/intelligence is fixed
What is Entity theory?
100
This concept describes children's belief that gender cannot be changed.
What is gender constancy?
100
The cognitive theory which states that the core elements of autism can be accounted by the fact that autistic individuals have an inability to impute others' mental states.
What is the Theory of Mind hypothesis?
100
Differences between siblings come from these two main sources
What are genetics and non-shared experiences within the family?
100
The term "Theory of Mind" describes this ability.
What is the understanding that others have beliefs, goals, perceptions and dispositions that can be different from one's own?
200
This theory states that ability/intelligence is malleable
What is incremental theory?
200
The stage of development where people become more flexible with gender stereotypes (e.g. males can be nurturing too).
What is adolescence?
200
The theory that accounts for why autism is more prevalent in males than females.
What is the female protective model
200
Firstborns are a few points better on this measure than laterborns.
What is IQ?
200
It was initially thought that children do not have theory of mind until this age.
What is 4 years old?
300
This concept refers to understanding the psychological and social causes of behavior.
What is Social Cognition?
300
A type of study that examines how many studies on the topic show and effect, and how large those effects are.
What is a Meta-analysis?
300
He is the child psychiatrist to first describe autism.
Who is Leo Kanner?
300
Dr. Sulloway said that firstborns are highest on this personality trait.
What is conscientiousness?
300
This classic task has been used to test for theory of mind.
What is Baron-Cohen false belief task? (Describe Sally-Anne basket/box marble hiding story)
400
The goal orientation of trying to demonstrate or validate one's ability.
What is Performance goal?
400
The age at which infants are capable of making perceptual distinctions between male and female faces.
What is one year old?
400
The behavioral treatment approach that uses positive reinforcement as one of its techniques; it is widely considered to be safe and effective
What is Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA)
400
Dr. Sulloway said laterborns are highest on these personality traits.
What are agreeableness, openness and extraversion
400
This task has indicated that even 15-month-olds have at least an implicit theory of mind.
What is Onishi & Baillargeon's non-verbal false belief task using violation of expectation?
500
Toddlers infer that people with this are trying to teach "the way things are", rather than "what I like to do".
What is pedagogical goal?
500
The view that gender development is influenced by children modeling gender-typed behavior, and adults reinforcing such behaviors.
What is the Social Learning View?
500
When autism symptoms emerge only in the 2nd year, after the child had been developing normally.
What is late-onset Autism?
500
These factors moderate the effects of birth order on personality.
What are: age spacing between siblings, conflict/relationships with parents, functional birth order (much older siblings can function as surrogate parents)?
500
This study by Leslie & Keeble, discussed in section and in lecture, suggested that 6-month-old infants perceive causality.
What is the habituation paradigm using direct launching & delayed reaction conditions, with the video played backward at test?
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